Sentence examples for a normative trajectory from inspiring English sources

Acharya sketches a normative trajectory of Asian regionalism that constitutes an important contribution to the global sovereignty regime and explains a remarkable continuity in the design and functions of Asian regional institutions.

For example, by using Latent Class Growth Mixture Modelling three different life course trajectories have been observed for body mass index (BMI): a "normative" trajectory, a progressively overweight trajectory and a progressively overweight but stabilizing trajectory [ 38].

It takes a unique look at global ethics: not as mere written statements but as a set of practices undertaken by thousands of organisations and hundreds of thousands of people to shape the normative trajectory of human affairs.

The identification of specific measures for the study was influenced by the transition literature [ 13, 14]; however, the availability of outcome measures straddling the significant developmental periods arising between infancy and adolescence with consideration of varied cognitive impairments and normative trajectories has long posed a challenge in pediatric rehabilitation [ 40].

We demonstrate the utility of the CCS based upon a publicly available dataset, the NKI Rockland Sample, to delineate the normative trajectories of well-known large-scale neural networks across the natural life span (6 85 years of age).

Harm is defined as a normative judgment on a trajectory.

Youth SIgA trajectories followed a normative pattern of reactivity and recovery around the stressors; however, these responses were blunted in youth with higher externalizing scores.

Most previous studies have used a normative comparison approach that defines health and dysfunction on the basis of established norms for the specified outcome measure to define the outcome trajectories [ 34, 38].

Toward a Normative Understanding of Trump Negation.

This is not a normative argument.

I can only believe that gay marriage will become -- indeed, is becoming -- a "normative religious sanctification".